ASQ AUSTRALIAN SILICA QUARTZ steht für Bauxit ( u.a. Aluminium ) ; Silica Quartz ( u.a. Halbleiter ) (Seite 153)

[Popeye82]

Wusste nicht, daß es schon einen Thread gibt,
hatte die glaube ich auch über investsmart.com.au
entdeckt.


Ich finds sehr spannend.

[jensdab]

Nach dem steilen Anstieg am 21.11.07 gab es wohl einige Gewinnmitnahmen und ein moderater Abschlag von 3,45 %.

Jetzt wäre ein guter Einstiegszeitpunkt. Allerdings sehr hoher spread in Frankfurt. Briefkurs 0,175 20,00% spread

Da handelt man es besser an der ASX zur Zeit oder vesucht etwas über Pari zu ordern.

Bis jetzt war nur 1 einziger trade in Frankfurt mit 500 Stck

Last Trade: 0.280
Trade Time: Nov 22
Change: Down 0.010 (3.45%)
Prev Close: 0.290
Open: 0.285
Bid: 0.255
Ask: 0.280

[jensdab]

Schöner Anstieg von 20,83 % auf 0,29 A$

mit hohem Volumen- und das in diesem schwierigen und sehr volatilen Marktumfeld.

Autralischer Dollar ist gefallen, das ist gut, um mit dem starken Euro zu kaufen.

0,29 $ = 0,171 Euro.

Vielleicht gibt es heute Nacht in Australien Gewinnmitnahmen nach dem rasanten Aufschlag, dann kann man in D noch günstiger kaufen.


Code Last % Chg Bid Offer Open High Low Vol
BAU 0.290 20.83% 0.290 0.300 0.260 0.315 0.260 988,092

[jensdab]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.492.724 von jensdab am 20.11.07 12:15:55

Börseninformationen über das neue listing von Bauxite Resources Ltd bei der Deutschen Börse:

http://boerse-frankfurt.com/pip/dispatch/de/pip/private_inve…


Heute macht Bauxite Resources einen Riesen Sprung um 25 % auf 0,30 A$

Wahrscheinlich die Folge der guten Personal News von gestern.


Ist die Frage, ob in Frankfurt überhaupt ein Handel stattfindet, denn bis jetzt gab es da noch keine Umsätze.


BAU ist eine Bauxite Perle aus Australien, da kann man von Anfang an dabei sein, den kennt hier kein Börsenbrief.

Ich bin mit 10000 Stck investiert und habe Ende Oktober in Australien geordert. Nun ist es preiswerter, wenn man in Frankfurt handelt.

[jensdab]

Bauxite Resources Ltd ist nun auch in Frankfurt und Xetra handelbar.


gegenwärtiger Kurs: 0,132 Euro

In Australien: letzter Kurs 0,24 A$ (0,144 €) Briefkurs 0,25 A$ = 0,15 Euro

WKN: A0M6J3 Ticker 4B4

[jensdab]

News

MEDIA RELEASE 20 NOVEMBER 2007

BAUXITE STARTS BUILDING ITS GROWTH TEAM WITH KEY DIRECTOR APPOINTMENT

EXPERIENCED MINING EXECUTIVE DAVID McSWEENEY APPOINTED TO THE BOARD

Recently-listed Australian bauxite explorer, Bauxite Resources Limited (ASX: BRL – “Bauxite”), has moved quickly to bolster its senior management team with the appointment of well-known and highly experienced Australian mining executive, Mr David McSweeney, to its board as a non-executive Director.

The appointment is expected to be the first of several senior appointments for Bauxite as it embarks on its strategy of developing a sustainable bauxite export business in Western Australia and assessing the potential resources within its extensive ground holdings for the establishment of an alumina refinery.
The Company is also actively recruiting a suitable CEO and other key executives to spearhead its growth strategy.

The Perth-based Company has attracted strong investor and market interest since listing on the Australian Securities Exchange on 22 October following its heavily oversubscribed A$7.5 million IPO. Its core asset is a highly strategic 5,459km2 tenement portfolio prospective for bauxite in the Darling Ranges of WA – which produces 17% of the world’s alumina – and the Kimberley region.

Mr McSweeney brings a depth of expertise in the international mining and resources industry to the Bauxite Board, including experience in the development of bulk commodity projects, infrastructure and a wide-ranging contact network across Asia. He has worked in the resources sector for over 20 years in a variety of roles ranging from exploration to project management, project finance, commercial and legal structuring and corporate development.
He was founding Managing Director of successful resources group, Gindalbie Metals Ltd, where he oversaw two successful gold mine developments and was instrumental in the Company’s more recent repositioning as an iron ore company. After his departure from Gindalbie in 2006, Mr McSweeney established ASX-listed Avalon Minerals, a diversified resources company of which he is currently Executive Chairman and Managing Director.

Mr McSweeney’s previous directorships include positions on the Goldfields Esperance Development Commission, Goldfields Credit Union, Australian Gold Council and Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC). Mr McSweeney was also previously a non-executive director of ASX-listed copper-gold exploration company, Exco Resources Ltd.

Commenting on the appointment, Bauxite Resources Chairman, Mr Luke Atkins said: “We are very fortunate to secure someone of David’s calibre to join our team. His vast experience in project acquisition and development, his passion for exploration and his well-established business and regulatory networks will be a great asset to the Company moving forward.”

“David will be a strong and valuable contributor to our business development strategy, which will be focused on developing a world-class bauxite resource base in Western Australia as the basis for a sustainable business which will be ideally positioned to service the rapidly growing bauxite market,” he added.

Bauxite Market

Australia currently produces over 40% of the world’s bauxite and in combination with Guinea, contains approximately 50% of the world’s reserves. The primary use of bauxite is in the production of aluminium which is derived from alumina, a processed form of bauxite.
Over the past five years the substantial increase in world demand for aluminium has seen alumina production running at close to full capacity.
This demand, led by China, has resulted in a reduction of world alumina stockpiles and a corresponding strong increase in the spot price for aluminium which, for the first eight months of 2007 averaged US$2,740 a tonne, nearly 7 per cent higher than the 2006 average price of US$2,570 a tonne.
In the same five year period, there has also been a noticeable consolidation within the aluminium industry evidenced with the many takeovers including Alumax, Inespal, Alpix and Reynolds by Alcoa and more recently, the US$38.1 billion takeover of Alcan by global mining giant, Rio Tinto.
The above economic factors, in combination with the fact that the Company’s tenements are in close proximity to established infrastructure, - including ports, rail, road networks and alumina refineries - represents an opportunity for Bauxite Resources to generate early cash flow from the direct shipping of bauxite ore.

Projects

The Muchea Project covers part of the Darling Range ground that was previously explored in the 1960’s and 70s by CSR and Pacminex. During that time, the equivalent (in today’s terms) of approximately A$50m was spent on this ground, including extensive and high-quality drilling programs, metallurgical testwork, resource estimations, and plant feasibility. The Muchea Project covers ground that extends beyond these previously explored areas which are reported to contain bauxitic laterite.
The Company’s other assets include the South Darling Range Project – which includes freehold ground adjacent to Alcoa’s Huntley and Willowdale Mines, the largest bauxite producing regions in the world, and areas surrounding Alcoa’s mineral lease area – and the Kimberley Project, which is adjacent to the bauxite exploration areas and in the vicinity of the Mitchell Plateau and Cape Bougainville, which contain some of the largest known bauxite deposits in the world.

Released by: On behalf of:
Nicholas Read/Jason Cunningham Mr Luke F Atkins
Read Corporate Executive Chairman
Telephone: [phone] Bauxite Resources Limited
Mobile: [phone] Telephone: [phone]
Mr David McSweeney
Non-Executive Director
Bauxite Resources Limited
Mob – 0439 399318

Bauxite Resources – Background

Bauxite Resources was founded in May 2006 for the purpose of securing tenements over land deemed prospective for bauxite mineralisation. It listed on the ASX on 22 October 2007 after closing its A$7.5 million IPO early and oversubscribed.
The Company is looking to establish itself in the Bauxite and alumina industries in Western Australia, and is the only ASX-listed junior explorer in the highly prospective Darling Range, which produces approximately 17% of the world’s alumina and is home to Alcoa’s Huntly Mine, the largest producing bauxite mine in the world.
The Company has applied for 25 tenements in the three project areas of Muchea, South Darling Range and Kimberley and is primarily focused on defining a sustainable, economic bauxite resource through an intensive exploration program to be undertaken in 2008. It will then look to develop a bauxite export industry by direct shipping and to further assess potential resources with a view to the development of an alumina refinery.

For further information please go to www.bauxiteresources.com.au.

http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/95efa53ce186d24fdccbe0081c2781c6…

[jensdab]

Kurs hat sich in dem schwachen Marktumfeld eigentlich recht gut gehalten.

Letzter Kurs vom 9.11.07: 0,24 A$ Hoch 0,27 Tief 0,20 (Zeichnungspreis)

[jensdab]

Schon 4 % Anstieg nach meinem Kauf incl. Ordergebühren.
Volumen ist nach der Börseneinführung etwas zurückgegangen.

Bin zuversichtlich mit diesem Investment. Auf lange Sicht, die ein Exporer zur Entwicklung und Förderung braucht, kann man da nicht viel falsch machen. Wenn der Wert die floating Phase beendet hat und bekannter wird, wird sich der Kurs positiv entwickeln.



Current Price Open High Low Last Close Volume Price Movement
$ 0.260 $ 0.245 $ 0.260 $ 0.240 $ 0.245 360,000 $ 0.015 6.122 %


Kurzbeschreibung:


Bauxite Resources Limited is an Australian exploration company based in Perth, Western Australia and focused on the exploration and development of bauxite resources in Australia.

The Company has been extremely fortunate in securing approximately 5,459 square kilometres of ground highly prospective for bauxite in the Darling Ranges which is responsible for 17% of the world's alumina production and the Kimberley which is known to host some of the largest known undeveloped bauxite resources.

[jensdab]

Bin seit heute in Bauxite Resources investiert.

Nachdem es gestern nicht geklappt hat da die Orderzeit zu spät war
bin ich in Australien als erster bedient worden mit 10000 Stck.
Wenn man ordert, sollte man vor 17 Uhr seine Order plazieren, später gilt sie dann für den nächsten Tag. (DAB-Bank)

0,245 A$ habe ich gezahlt zzgl. Provision f. DAB-Bank 33 Euro.
das entspricht einem Kaufkurs von 0,25 A$ = 0,16 €.

Ich denke, daß man BAU jetzt noch günstig bekommt, dieser Wert befindet sich noch in der floating Phase nach dem kürzlichen listing bei der ASX.

[jensdab]

Strong demand drives bauxite mining


Growth in the global demand for aluminium and alumina over the period to 2011-12 will support an expansion in Australia’s bauxite production.



By the end of the outlook period, bauxite output is expected to be about 75 million tonnes.

The increase in output assumes that at least one of the project expansions currently planned for Australia proceeds.
A continuing expansion in world economic activity is expected to underpin solid growth in the demand for aluminium, and hence the production of alumina and bauxite, over the forecast period.
China is expected to account for a substantial proportion of the growth in world aluminium consumption over the period to 2012, reflecting strong growth in that country’s manufacturing output and investment in infrastructure.
The expansion at Alcan’s Gove mine is expected to be complete by the end of 2006, lifting bauxite output by about 2.5 million tonnes.
Similarly, small upgrades at the Pinjarra and Worsley refineries, both completed in 2006, will each call for an additional 2 million tonnes per year of bauxite.
Other major expansions are also in prospect.
The joint venture participants in Queensland Alumina Ltd (Rio Tinto, Alcan and Rusal) are considering lifting the capacity of that alumina refinery in Gladstone, Queensland by 1.3 million tonnes.
Alcoa is considering expanding its Wagerup refinery by 2 million tonnes, having gained government approval for its plans, and the Worsley joint venturers are still reviewing plans to expand output at that operation, despite having deferred the commencement of work in mid 2006 due to cost overruns.
Rio Tinto may also expand its alumina refinery in Gladstone by 1.4 million tonnes.
In addition to these proposed expansions, the Aluminium Corporation of China Limited (Chalco) lodged its final bid for development rights over the bauxite deposit at Aurukun at the end of June 2006.
Chalco’s proposal involves the construction of a 2.1 million tonne per year alumina refinery to process the ore mined.
At least one or two of these projects is likely to proceed during the outlook period, prompting further increases in bauxite production.
The unit value for bauxite will continue to be strongly influenced by production costs, the market outlook for aluminium, and trends in the $US/$A exchange rate.
Strong growth in the demand for aluminium, especially from China, is expected to keep unit values for bauxite relatively buoyant.
Real industry revenue is expected to rise during the outlook period, supported by higher production and higher prices.
Overall, industry revenue is expected to increase at an average annual rate of about 2%.
IBISWorld
www.ibisworld.com.au

21-Oct-2007


http://www.miningaustralia.com.au/articles/Strong-demand-dri…